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Motorola Powerline MU Gateway  

PN 0171486N11 

 

 

For more detailed instructions, see the 

Motorola Powerline MU User Guide

 at 

www.motorola.canopywireless.com/support/library/?region=1&cat=8

 

 

Open the Powerline MU Gateway Package 

1 Motorola Powerline MU Gateway 
1 bag of hardware containing the following: 

 

Two brackets for wall or rack mount 

 

Six screws for attaching brackets to 
Gateway 

 

Four screws for wall or board mount 

 

Four wall anchors for wall mount 

 

Four “feet” for placing the Gateway on a 
table or shelf 

 

One 6-foot power cord 

 

Three 3-foot data coupling cords 

Test the Gateway  

The Powerline MU Gateway is delivered ready to 
install. To verify that the Gateway is working: 

Plug the long AC power cord into the AC Power to 
Gateway jack and into an AC outlet. 

Plug an Ethernet cable into one of the numbered 
jacks in the front of the Gateway (NOT in the WAN 
jack) and into the Ethernet jack on a laptop. 

Turn the Gateway ON and turn the computer ON. 

In your browser, enter the following IP address: 

http://192.168.1.99, 

and verify that the Powerline 

MU Gateway login screen is displayed. The default 
User ID is 

admin

 and the password is 

Motorola

To make sure you have the latest firmware version,  
login in to the Gateway and click on System Info. 
Check the firmware version, then go to the Internet 
site 

www.canopywireless.com

. In the Solutions 

column, select Software Upgrades and check for a 
newer firmware version for your Gateway

 

Install the Gateway 

You must have a licensed electrician install 
three AC outlets in the three-phase electric 
panel for the building. 

Place the Gateway on a secure table or shelf, or 
mount it in a rack or on a wall or board. 

Plug a data coupling cord from each phase outlet 
to the phase jacks in the Gateway. 

Plug a power cord from the AC Power jack in the 
Gateway to an AC outlet (see diagram). 

Using a CAT 5 straight-through Ethernet cable, 
connect the Internet source, such as a Canopy SM, 
to the WAN port on the front of the Gateway. 

 

Figure 1 Front of Gateway 

 

Figure 2 Back of Gateway 

 

 

Figure 3 Test the Gateway 

 

 

Figure 4 Install the Gateway 

 

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